Present Perfect, Past Perfect, Future Perfect or Past Simple

When I ______ (be) at school I ______ (not like) Maths.

• was/ didn't like

• be/ didn't like

• had been/didn't like

• have been/ didn't like

• What’s the matter with your brother?
• He ________ (lose) his mobile.

• lost

• have lose

• has lost

• had lost

Mark Spitz ________(win) seven Olympic gold medals in 1972.

• won

• winned

• has won

• had won

Why are you crying? Because I _______ (cut) my finger.

• cutted

• cut

• have cut

• had cut

When Mary was young she _______ (love) skiing.

• has loved

• loved

• had loved

• have loved

When my niece was at school, she ________ (play) in a handball team.

• had been played

• played

• has played

• had played

I’m afraid the last train ________ (leave) an hour ago.

• leaved

• had left

• has left

• left

Yesterday I __________ (lose) my wallet.

• losed

• will have lost

• have lost

• lost

When we reached the cinema, there _______ (not be) any tickets left.

• will not have been

• haven't been

• hadn't been

• weren't

Take your umbrella with you. It ________ (start) raining.

• started

• has started

• have start

• had started